Tag: hardware
All the articles with the tag "hardware".
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Unitree Went Public, and the Market Said Yes
Unitree's Shanghai debut gained 600% on day one, making it mainland China's first listed humanoid robot maker. The market just priced the robotics thesis.
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A Robot Learned a New Task From One Demonstration. No Training.
Generalist's GEN-1.5 robot foundation model learns new physical tasks in seconds from a single 3 to 12 second demonstration, no gradient updates. One-shot learning has arrived in robotics.
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China Just Landed a Rocket Booster on Land. The Gap Is Closing.
LandSpace's Zhuque-3 became the first Chinese private rocket to land an orbital-class booster on landing legs. Reusable launch economics are no longer a US monopoly.
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Codex Micro Is an Agent Control Surface
OpenAI's small Codex keypad is not interesting because it is hardware. It is interesting because agent work is starting to need a dedicated control layer.
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OpenAI's Jalapeno Chip Is About Owning the Whole Stack
OpenAI's first custom Broadcom inference chip shows frontier AI labs becoming full-stack infrastructure companies, not just model providers.
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NVIDIA Vera Says Agents Are A CPU Problem Too
NVIDIA's Vera CPU push is a reminder that agentic AI is not only about GPUs. Tool use, sandboxes, memory, and orchestration need serious CPU design.
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Amazon Bee Shows the Ambient AI Consent Problem
Amazon's Bee wearable points toward proactive ambient AI, but always-available memory has a hard social problem: other people did not opt in.
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Memory Is Becoming the AI Chip Tax
Epoch AI estimates high-bandwidth memory rose to 63% of AI chip component spending by late 2025. The AI infrastructure story is no longer just about logic dies.
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Hugging Face Put an App Store on a $299 Robot
Reachy Mini now has an open app store with more than 200 apps. The important part is not the robot, it is the builder loop.
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The AI Chip Story Just Moved From GPUs to CPUs
Meta signed a massive AWS Graviton deal for agentic AI workloads. GPUs still train the models, but CPUs may run more of the everyday agent work.